by Dirck Seynaeve | Sep 26, 2022 | Life Sciences, Product innovation, Webinars
Innovation often starts with research into the possibilities of new technologies. When should you stop exploring technology and switch to a markets and user-focused approach? What happens when you make that turn too late, too early, or don’t even make it? How do you...
by Wouter Hendrickx | Sep 26, 2022 | Life Sciences, Product innovation, Webinars
Many healthcare start-ups see getting their innovation reimbursed as the ultimate goal. However, the regulations can be unclear or insufficient. We often hear that there’s no clear pathway from innovative (digital) care to reimbursed healthcare. In this session, Boris...
by David Pas | Jul 8, 2022 | Strategic innovation, Webinars
With LaaS, Light as a Service, ETAP is a sustainability frontrunner in the lighting world. The concept is simple: you no longer buy lamps or luminaires, but you rent light, as a service. Dominiek Plancke, CEO at ETAP, and David Pas, Coordinator DesignLab & InnoLab...
by Dany Robberecht | Jul 8, 2022 | Industry & chemistry, Strategic innovation, Webinars
Vandersanden is highly invested in further reducing the environmental impact of brick production. Together, Maarten Leën, Director New Business Development and Member of the Board of Directors at Vandersanden Group, and Thomas Van Kerkhoven, Manager Innovation...
by Dany Robberecht | Jul 8, 2022 | Home, city & mobility, Strategic innovation, Webinars
To foster energy-neutral districts, the University of Antwerp is developing Retrofit – a tool that enables scenario recommendations based on data collection and machine learning. During this session, Sven Verbruggen, Professor Architecture at UAntwerp, and Joris De...
by Stijn Smet | May 17, 2022 | FMCG & consumer, Innovation Academy, Strategic innovation, Webinars
Bayer has a long-standing reputation for effective innovation valorization. Next to typical R&D activities, the company has leveraged big on intrapreneurship. Why did they choose to take the path of intrapreneurial programs? How did they manage the constant flow...
